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I am an economist and economic geographer in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and Chicago, Illinois. I actively conduct research and publish in two (fairly separate) areas: International macroeconomics and urban geography/regional science. I also work as an English–language editor for professional journals and individual manuscripts.
I received my Bachelor of Science in History from the University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire. My specialization was Eastern Europe and the Baltic region, but my thesis examined mid–20th–century expressway expansion in inner–city Milwaukee. After working in publishing for a few years, I went back to school for my M.A. in Economics from UW–Milwaukee, and continued on to earn a Ph.D. from UWM in 2007.
I am currently an Associate Professor of Economics at Northeastern Illinois University on the Northwest Side of Chicago. I have also taught at Canisius College in Buffalo (NY), Beloit College (WI), Milwaukee Area Technical College, and UWM.
In my spare time, I enjoy and play music of all types. I particularly like “old school” R&B, the classical works of Igor Stravinsky, norteña, Afrobeat, and Russian pop. I have played bass in a number of bands and gospel groups, and am currently working on performing both original and classic children’s songs on guitar.
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